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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-20
THE HI AWAlIANS.

There can be no Disgusting the fact
that the greatest and most influential
factor ever appearing in Hawaiian poll
tics was Gibson, and it is little wonder
that the newly arisen power are keeping
a VigilHnt eye upon him even while he
languishes in his prison cell upoE tho
reef. The issue of hi4 manifesto, in
which he called upon the native popu-
luton to arise and defend their rights,
showing them what would follow their
acknowledgements contemplated under
the NV constitution, il bound to curry
in its wake train OF disturbances.
Whether the Kanakn of modern times
is fighter or not is yet to be proven,
for the opportunities he has had TO show
his prUwess in recent years have been
rare Indeed, but it is certain that IN up
rising of the natives, backed and OFF,
certd by few foreign leaders, would he
u serious and bloody matter. Gibson
knows this, the King knows this, and to
fire the Hawaiian heart seems to have
been the motive of the desperate old
man.
See now what means have been taken
by the party in power to guard against
any such occurrence. Prior to the
sailing of the Australia orders had been
given to allow none of the inter- island
steamers to depart from Honolulu until
further instructions. This was done to
enable the newly appointed officials to
examine all outgoing correspondence
aud to stop any which would have u
tendency to stir up sedition and discern
tent In the other islanJs, OF the group.
It was said that Gibson had written for
reinforcements for the csuse and called
upon the jewellers Oh che adjacent ~.
lands 10 rally to the stdndatd Of the
King. To guard against the incoming
Of the volunteers---for II Is said that the
adherents Of his Majesty ale more nu-
m, rous outside OF the national capital
these extreme measures were taksn. It
, may be that the cause Of Kalskaus and
and his naAive Cabinet Is lost forever,
but the opinion Is freely expressed by
those familiar with Hawaiian Affairs that
Gibson was ca hard cid man 10 down, -
aud that he might again come grandly
to the top.--t Examiner.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-20
CaIlasr~An Ont.R Care.

The only guaranteed cure for catarrh, cold In
the head, hay fever, rose cold, catarrhal deaf
ness uhd sore Dyes. Restores the sense Of
taste and unpleasAntness Of breath, resulting
from catsrrh. Easy and pleasant to use. Fol.
low directions aud cure is warranted, by all
druggists. Sond for circular 70 ABlETISE
MEDICAL COMPANY, oroville. Cal. Six
months treatment for o. sent by mail, 81 ID.
For sale by +. r. MULLER.
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Spring and Summer Samples.

"RAAHk dho SuEhaheK sam les.
/ have just received over two hundred
new samples for spring and Summer
Clothing, and can truly say that finer
assortment has never before been ex-
hibited i'll Elko county, oil being Of the
latest designs and patterns. Recogniz-
ing the general desire Of my customers for
Summer clothing at chenper rates than
have heretofore been customary, have
made urge reductions in prices and all
custom made Summer clothing, trusting
that the decrease in profit will be fol-
lowed by corresponding increase of
patronage. Remember, I guarantee
perfect 1T.
NJ
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Fancy Goods.

Mrs. Terry has. opened stock Of Me-
tons, Fancy Goods, etc., such az every
family needs, in the brick building OPP
posite the Humboldt House.. A liberal
share Of public patronage Is respe ctf,suy
solicited. $685.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-20
An Absolute Cn1s.

The oRIc1sEAL ABTETINE OINTMENT 70
only put uR " large. two.ounce tin boxes, ind
an sbsolute epso for old sorss, burnp.
wounds. ohspped hands, and all skin eTup.
tions. viii positively cure sll kipds Of piles.
Ask fos. tho ORIGINAL ABIRTINE ONT
MENT. Sold by F. F. Muller q, - osntv p
Oh -by mail 30 oelfts.
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Nevada

a Natural Product OF California.
1t is only found in Butte Comfy, Call
ifornia. and in no other part of the
world. We refer to the tree that pro-
duces the healing and penetrating gum
used in that pleasant and effective cure
:or consumption, asthma, bronchitis,
and coughs. SANTA ABLE. the King
Of Consumption. F. F. Muller guaran-
tees and sells it for S1,OO a bottle, or
three for $3.50. By the use of CALI
FORNIA CAT-R-CURE, oil symptoms
of caturrh are dispelled, and the dis
elted nasal passage is speedily restored
to healthy condition. 81 90 pack
nge. BY mail, S1.1O. Circulars free
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BORN.

HoLLIsTER:-In Kunn, Idaho, July 1G,
1887, to tho wife OF J. NJ. Hollister, a
son.
MA4HUGH:-In Elko, July 10, 1887, to
the wife of John $. Mnyhugh, a
daughter.
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BIAIsR Z ED.

BAyLEY-CULLEN:-In EIko, July 10,
1887, by Justice L. E. Morgan, ut
his residence, Mr. Alfred 0. Bayley,
. Of Palisade, to Miss Lily Cullen, OF
Eko.
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To MINERS.

From. six TO ten good miners can end
employment at Bullion in hsfiFoad
District, this county. None but practi-
cal miners need apply. So
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Novelties.

Just received by express. 100 dozen
latest styles gents ties, also novelties
for ladies. received dnAy by expr ess at
.... .. j. RosENsTocR'a
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For Sale.

A first clnss hay ranch n miles
from Elko for sale. Yields one half it's
value in hny every year. An excellent
stock rnnge near the premises. For
particulars call on or address
j. F. BuRHER,
T-14. Eiko, Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-20

Ladies' Misses md childrens" shoes
just received. New goods constantly ar.
irving At II. Rsinbart.
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SALMAGCNDE.


Tirware, Qpeensware and Glassware
at the olive and Let Live" Grocery
Store.
Henley has nice, fresh, free stone
peaches and other fruits, next door to
the Postofice.
Gen. Il. NJ. Clarke, of Carson City,
came up last evening and returned by
this mornings train.
We have not had copy of the Salt
Lake Democrat this week. WHAT'S the
matter Bro. Dennis?
John N. Dormer. Secretary of State,
will accept the thanks of the INDEpEND-
ENT for copy OF the statutes of 1887.
Louis Goldstein. of Mountain City,
arrived last evening from San Francis
Saturday.
By reference to n notice elsewhere it
will be seen that Mrs. j. NJ. Holister,
nee Miss Nora Roach, is mother to q
bouncing boy, and the mary friends of
the young mother in this county ex-
tend congratulations.
The occasion Of the blaud smile which
suffuses the benign countenauce Of our
fellow towpsnan, Mr.. Mayhugh, will he
found under the head of Born" else
where III this issue. The happy father
is doing as we'll as could be expected
under the circumstances.
Another evidence Of the fact thft q
story does not wear away in travelling il
found in the item in reference to the
Prince of Wales baggage when he visit
ed Gibraltar. The papers have been
increasing the avoirdupois of his lug
gage until they have got it up to eighty
tons.
Senator John P. Jones is reported III
saying: lyon can rest assured that the
naxt President of the United States is
Hon. Jas. G. Blnine, of Maine"
We will raise the nonle Senator one
on predictions, and assert that James
q. Blaine, OF Maine, will never be
Precedent of the United States.
Mrs. Andy Hennessy, of Austin, says
the Reveille, was badly burned OH Sun.
day night in attempting to throw burn
ing lamp, Gin which the oil had taken
fire from the heat of the burner,) out of
the house. She WIS compelled to drop
the lamp near the door, her night dress
caught fire and she was severely burned
before the flames could be extingulsh-
ed
We were handed last evening small
memorandum book, picked up on the
street, which is headed Erred Funk.
Wichita, Kas., what spend April, !" and
contains such entries as "Lead pencil,
S cts; Dinner, 80; Breakfast, Is; Figs,
s; Backing, 10; Balance in pocket,
SO co." 1t also contains memoran-
DUN of "What peoples owes me, Barber
shop men and others"
81. F. Hapgood sold yesterday to F. J..
Frank, of Bullion, two-yeaf.old Gallo
way bull for 1926. II is evident that
the stock men Of Elko county are alive
to the Importance Of improving their
herds by crossing with the best stock to
he obtained, and although the price
paid for these animals may seem high,
yet few years experiment will prove
the value of the Investment.
Within the past few days there have
been two weddings in the county, one,
in Pleasant Valley, and one at Spruce
mont, but as we have not been advised
Of the time and place we cannot take
the responsibility Of publishing Them.
We would esteem It favor II the Off.
ciating officer on such occasions would
immediately send us notice OF the event
for publication. Birth, Marriage and
Death notices inserted free Of charge.
Tbnrn nnroa 81 ~ ii, A. H.
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BOOM

VIII be upon you and you will realize
That every dollar spent in furthering
local enterprise will return to you doub-
led' while every one You send away will
be gone forever. In looking around to
see where to spend those Dollars most
advantageously it will
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-20
FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK.

All Classes of Legitimate Adj
vertABcm ents not ExccedinESTen
Lines Inserted I'm this Column
for Fifty Gents a Week.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-20

Only way to do this is to talk of it; 10
write OF it; to boast of it; praise and
patronize every home industry; keep
your money in the country and Induce
others to come and do the same. Do
not patronize outside in situations in
preference to your own, and before you
know it the
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-20
Dvveliing Esurnsa.

yhs dwelling Of Joseph Miller. on.
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G-l4.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w n. Y. 4. & ii. II. II. Co, esseeS o,.,.....
Trains leave West 42ds station follows ana ~
earlier from foot OF Jay-st, North River
Detroit and Chicago, '9;55a III. sos. 'e;lop III
Syracuse Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara
Falls. 3, is. s9:65 a. M, .6,05. 'sl5 p m.
Utica 3:l5 $3.50 i3Os m. sos. 'sl5 p m. -x ~ 80
Kingston saugertles Catski Albany. S;l5 1'io Woo
Crsnson;s VEST Point Cornwall Neuburg 'i245 's:l5s
.7l6 .95o. .lO:l5 1850 8lit5. 4lo -oio 80
p. mr. and a. M 3:45 .6:05 p Cranstons Cornwall Now
For Montreal and Canada East sos p m.
TAUNTON. London 1855 $685. Sis p. Toronto.
tq.bba m. t605, 'S;l5 n M ~. ,,,.,,.
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo. Nasaia FAILS N'"'A'
Saratoga Specials ll3O a No. S:4o ?. N DrS"i"s'''AA
cars through to Saratoga
Lake George II: 80 a. m. SATURDAYS only 34o D. m a,
Lakes MohOnk and Minnewaska VIA New faitz lI'o.
a. M sI45 3,l5 Drawing Room Cars 70 Kingston on
KaaterskI Hunter Grand Hotel station and % Pnm-
nca $40 300 1880 m sl:t5 SaS p ID; or Ste Ksas
erskill and Mountain House) on $780, ilso q u- all" '
Paenville and Mountain House station SID IiiS:
o. 1i,SO o. n Y:46 D. NJ Drawing Ger to Ca,skin Oh
.Daiy iDaly except saturday isaturdays only
F" cseis uSetases parIcr slecpngcar
tons or Information apply at Offices ,"n a.
ineton-st, 100 FuItonst Annex ONCE 1901 Of rv ii
New.York City 1868 7S5 bag Broadway. 1857 bo"e.y
To-, of jay.st n III ~ c. Il. LAMBERT.
bvzndcrbltava Sencfei rzsscnkef AsoAs-
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il On and after JUNE 81. 1884,

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains NewYork VIA Desbrosses and Cortandt street.
u aSHIss FssSnrg
cssaso Siisao Parcr Dnns smoking ana sieepas
w GsssPs iSss Haven dsy Cory ant Erl,
esStre M and s OH a Ssrr' Tor i''v
as sf9 s No ssa Ls ns was
tcnEIprs.s Of Pullman ParIO. cars agd Penn,yya.n
w. SSaS en no car aas VAN
REGULAR !, ~ 500 and $40 S m Loo .S
Ss 'ss 'Ss r s1s Sns SUNDAY '
E s3ss S SyssI' Saa,, ,.s
sS %ssd 81 ss.s !SaT5 P sqaSa'
For S sl Pep ,S sSa sG1.Ss
and and NSrf ad R.ls S soSs day v
Civ saOrdns speedy and direct transfer Tor
zr@i%s ay%fre From Ptt:burs 5ic 100 li;so M Tol
end aSJ M f 500 o .so $780, sHs o
90 s % sS go Hs s9S lSs:
sS &c. 49, go l 7c l 7aS 500 e2G 30 $50 3
l?2S n m ? sgP s5 o S Y go s5
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains NewYork. via Desbrosses ana cors
sf assfs's Ss'HS Limited 10 wa.h1stoa
5I %S5 3 rS.s'
and ioa H. =. J. So snas ana isls night
and lliSa Pm 80 and ,n 70 m and IT, m.
Nf!SISE sr aC si ic HFS' s5 s' $50 S
a$ n is = ll sss SsS's s
m 1919 ~ S ssO so 'O Ems Sos $50 iia.na
Leave Phiiatelghia Camden. 90, a. M All 1902 n
icEcs 6 ONCE. sae and es4 Broadway A.or House,
BATTER place Of and o 81
ookvn Station. Jersy CITY Emigrans Ticket once Cas-
The SswYOrx Transfer G9moany will call for and 'h''s
0Asc1rs r2T sfei Pu 1Gd Ee'i'"'' WOOD
General Manager Cen Pass'r Agent.
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DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
" NyAcK.oN.TuE, HUDSON,

NfAChON-1hIT
School OF the highest grade on the west oanK oi ''
Hudson. twenty-five miles from New-York' Inc ihS'f
tuition designed for both ladies and gentlemen uhaer
strictly home influence. 1t Is school with HUME
CARE and HOME TRAINING. TO BOYS AND
YOUNG MEN IT OFFERS SUPERIOR FACILITIES
IN PREPARING FOR BUSINESS PURSUITS, PRO-
FESsIONAL STUDIES. OR FOR ANY OF THE UNI
VERsITIES. TO YOUNG LADIES IT FURNISHES
ALL THE ADVANTAGES OF A FEMALE COLLEGE.
No examinations required for entrance Commodious
and perfect buildings steam heat in every room hot and
cold water throughout; bath rooms Gymnasium, with
military drn tutors. teachers; good table; thorough
teaching Lectures encouragement for backward pupils
Special care younger pupils Successful for fifteen
years beyond any school In the country $3.50 FOR all
regular studies school year. Send for Catalogue
W IL RANNISTER. A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
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ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
EXCURSION tgood 9 days). s

EXCURSION tgood days). 81 IS
Steamers C. III. NORrHAM and CONTINENTAL ieave
Peck slip. Pier 2o Il R.S M and ~ m sunaays, -
u mr. connecting NewHaven with special trains r4S
MERlDEN HARTFORD sPRINGFIELD. HOLfokS
sod and baggage checked ga Bro@e
way, New.Yofk. and Courts1. Brooklyn
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So BOOKS ssSsI sas GmEARH 1 LIN @yEs
trade NV whole stock days almost your own prices
1000 sets popular novels; poets encyclopedias
engineers thousands of juvenile books seasdes
at cents and ~ cents eacn steer
cravings 81 You win never see bsoks so
SO cheap will the highest cash price Iot new ana
TOVERING's New.York Book Exchange 7Sl Broadway'
opposite Jennings
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MIlIlrE STAR LINE.

w FOR QUEtNsIoWN AND LIXERPooI.
GIRMANIO. Capt Gleadel. Wednesday Aug "a, 10 a m.
'ADRIATIC, Capt. Cameron. Wednesday Aug. 81, , D.
BRITANNIc. Capt parseI "Wednesday. Sept Z. 9 m.
from White star Dock. foot Of west ioth.str $3.50
RAJ rs Saloon, $50 500, $50 and 500 Return tickets
on favorable Steeragc the Old Country
500 second cabin passengers carried these
s Il broadway New.York J. BRUCE isMAY. Agent N''
SPECIAL NOTICE.
g. Tho White star Li9e, steamship ARABIC. sailing
town and Liverpool viii carry second cabin and steer
will be berthei in TITO saloon staterooms and have
the OF the saloon and saloon deck This steamer has
superior accommodations for Second
cabin S35 Steerage $40 For inspection Of plans apply at
line
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CARLISLE INSTITOTE,

1el FIFTH ave- acinE Central Park. New.York English
French apd German boarding and day for yonng
rear begins September 9L
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9nstrnrtlon.

For Young Ladies-City.
A JACKSON SEMINARY, 2,025 5th-ave.,
cor l25thstClasscal school for girls: limit ID
plumber boarding pupils terms moderator pupils fitted Tor
coilefe large wen shaded grounds for recreation
tagss OF home IN city for ladies wishing to sptiA
September 49, Apply for circulzrA
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
- NORFOLK, VA and SOUTH
Leave via Penn. r. r. 80 d. m. Parlor cars TO a,d.
more, thence palace steamers arriving Old Point at
5 is a. m, Norfolk 0 a. IN. H. V. TOMPKINS,
Gen'l Pass. Agent, $40 Broadway, N. Y.
GATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ STEAMERS KAATERSKILL AND CATSKILL
Leave Pier 80, n. r., foot OF Jay-se,
EVERY WEEK DAY AT O u. NJ,
Except that on Saturdays kaatersk leaves m. and
Walter Brett az Q.
MOUNTAIN AND CAIRO r. r. CONNECTS
List OF houses, rates &c. at pier, or mailed free BY
w. J. HUGHES, Treasurer, Catskill, y. Y.
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obstruction.
Both Sexes-Country.

Both Sexes-Country.
NEW. JERSEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL,
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no, rdnr school for young ladies and gentlemen.
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and In bces-lettres
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NOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.

Steamer Kaaerskil leaves on TUESDAYS and Thursdays
D. m, Saturdays at m. steamer Walter Brett
@ p. m. from pier foot OF Jay-st, n. X.
Steamer McManus Mondays, Wednesdays and frlnsys
pier OF Fra XII at Boats connect Win
Boston and Albany T. r.
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COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, BridgetOn,
- New.Jersey. 18TH year begins September u Both
sexes Prepares for College Teaching. or Business
French. German Music, Art, Military Drill - ,,
$1,000 II. X. TRASH, Principal.
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xX1YOMING SEMINARY AND CONNER

WYOMING SEMINARY AND CONNER
w CIAL COLLEGE Kingston. Penn.-Tne largest col
legepreparaory school IN the State students admitted 10
college without condition advantages OF the highest order In
musical and commercial departments degrees given
ladies' situated In the far famed Wyoming Valley; beau
tful ladies' hall handsomely furnished steam heat
electric light throughout the buildings csmcal
and reading large library:
eighteen Instructors s200a fall term begins Augnst3
Rev. L. L. SPRAGUE, ID. d., Pres.
StOOn -MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, for
psDNOs both sexes Concordville Pa Instruction thor
ogh Students prepared for college or business Backward
pupils privately nored Special care to ttlo boys no OK
tras JOS. SHORTLTDGE. A. NJ. Principal
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For sale by all booksellers any work sent by the pr
fishers by mail. postpaid on receipt OF the price.
hROND.ST. NEW-YORK,
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DHODE ISLAND-PROVIDENC Friends
IL School for both sexes Founded in 1854 very agree
able home thorough instruction in common English In
under specialists in vocal and classical Instrumental
music and In art Most approved preparation Tor college,
Address AUGUSTINE JONES. LII b.. Principal
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TRINITY HALL
Il BEVERLY, NEW-JERSEY.
thorough home school twenty young ladies' Varied
advantages highest order Careful training In
mind Solid culture In English, Music, Art and
Languages. A PRESCRIBED COURSE FOR ST DENTS
PREPARING FOR ANY COLLEGE Twenti tn year be-
gins September Is For circular address the principal,
Miss RACIGELLE GIBBONS HUME
THE WEST WALNUT STREET BOARD
l. ING SCHOOL for young ladies aud lttle girls Will
reopen Sept Is. Eighth year For circulars address
MISS J. TRoUTMAN, 1901 Walnutst, Philadelphia, Pa
TEMPLE GROVE SEMINARY, Saratoga
Springs N Y-Regular incln les higher sciences
Superior facilities provided
sudes and painting. Thirty third year
gins Sept 20. Address CHARLES f. DOWD, A. NJ, Prest
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL and WELLES-
w LEY PREPARATORY formerly Madam Clement'sl
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
3st year opens September 81. Acsdemcal and College
Preparatory Courses. For particulars address
MISS ADA NJ SMITH,
n RS 4. b. RICHARDS,
Principals, Germantown Philadelphia.
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PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY

DECTORY SCHOOL, Hamden, COnn.-FOr
Ia Row, 5000 $3.50 Home influences. thorough school
sysem. grounds gymnasium, boat house &c Al
dress Rev. II. ]. EVEREST. NJ. A., Rector.
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AdmIstrator's Sale OF Real Es-


NTotice Is hereby given that the undersigned
IN-the Admipistrator OF the Estate Of Pat
netKel$. deceased, %ill,a at the town Of Elko,
sell ut rivate sale, for cash. to the highest bid
DER all the right, title and Interest the satd de-
oos, ed had at the time of his death and all in
tprest which his estSto has since acquired by
operation of law in and TO those certain tracts
o4land4ytng zbeingAnd situate in lko coun-
y,NevMiGs .bas licularly dtscrtbed Is follows,
to wit: 81 .-r.e. '..i g
The N w4i OF n VIZ, thsE h,ofa " Il, the
sw 4 Of NEh, them ~Wk4of 8 E 4 and the
KGo E 4 Section 5; the W 4 Of 8 w h of
Section Four; the W 4'ofEwlR, the e h'of 8
W u and the W 4 of 8 4 of Section Nine;
aud thet E14.of n gA OF seesidn sixteen.
All In Township Thirty-siI North, Range b1
kGAt. !.. ,-a&s go.
s: J. D. BRADLEY,
IE(9G~\ T,Adhitnistrst0r.